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Han Han 4 weeks ago

Great!

Gary Macleod 1 year ago

great capture

Peter Olexa 1 year ago

Great photo :) I like it
Carried in Cruzine: http://www.cruzine.com/2010/12/21/animals-photography-showcase/

Ann Chaikin Thanks so much. She is such a crazy cat sometimes.

jimmy hoffman 2 years ago

I like this shot very much although I have to agree with Harry about the lighting and background.Lovely moment it is!
Cheers,Jimmy

Ann Chaikin Thanks Jimmy. I agree as well. Might try playing with PS some day to see if I can simplify it.

jimmy hoffman It's certainly worth while!:)

snehula 2 years ago

:-DDD

Ann Chaikin Glad you like her. Thanks.

banic leo 2 years ago

Still love this

Ann Chaikin Thanks so much.

Monica 2 years ago

I like it :-)

Ann Chaikin Thanks. I do too. I was delighted when she started clowning around like this. She and her brother both have their crazy sides.

Lubomír Hnat (Cheron) 2 years ago

:D :D :D
that´s great !

Ann Chaikin Thanks. :)

lasse grundell 2 years ago

excellent

Ann Chaikin Thank you.

Mirela Momanu 2 years ago

I believe it was a dog in its previous life:) Expressive and interesting cat!

Ann Chaikin Made me laugh. Could be. She is certainly a unique cat.

Harry Eggens 2 years ago

First of all: Welcome to 1x.com Ann and congratulations with your first publication.
Had already seen this one in screening and love the pose of that little tiger of yours and the way it is attacking the chair.
Have to be honest with you though. In my opinion the background is a bit busy and distracting and lighting a little to harsh.
Nevertheless a wonderful capture.

Kindest regards, Harry

Ann Chaikin Thank you Harry. I agree and was delighted that the picture made the cut in spite of the background. Not easy to get a cat to do this with a neat background behind. ;-) Actually I've never seen her do it since. It was a very lucky catch.

Harry Eggens You're welcome Ann. My pleasure.

Kind regards, Harry